South Acton Notes On Local Residents
Mrs. Frank Stiles is convalescent. Geo. Greenough filled his ice house last week. Merriam's orchestra played at Car Hate last Friday evening. Miss Jennie Sawyer is learning telegraphy at Union. Mrs. B. F. Wood has been visiting her daughter in Rev. B. G. Smith's Eugene. Consumed his ice studies at Dartmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stiles
Eo. Greenough
Merriam
Jennie Sawyer
Union
B. F
Wood
B. G. Smith
Dartmouth
Universalist Church Hosts Event This Thursday
A community gathering is planned by the Universalist church this Thursday with a program led by male attendees. Details remain brief but the event aims to engage local residents and reinforce church activities.
Old Folks' Dance Brings Nearby Towns Together
An orderly event drew Seas Acton and neighboring towns for the first time this season. Old residents gathered as master Simeon Green led the orchestra with assistance from T. F. Geo, Tur ner, and R. L Low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Sue Master
Simeon Green
Ence
Mr. Green
T. F. Geo
Turner
R. L Low
Harness Repair by C H Clark in South Acton Local
South Acton local shop offers harness boot and shoe repair at tunable prices by C H Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H .Clark
Acton Centre Notices and Auction Announcement
Miss Norton of Bristol visited the Rev and Mrs Miles last week. Mrs Carlton with her niece Mrs Wood died recently and burial was in Haverhill. Otis H Forbush of Acton Mass will auction C Puffer property on Monday Jan 11 1904 at 930 am. Parlor and kitchen furniture chamber sets mirrors beds and quilts to be sold. owner leaving town. Train schedules for Ayer and Waltham noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Norton
Bristol
Yeethe
Miles
Sophia For
Flora Reed
P. C. EE
Carlton
Ure
BP Wood
Haverhill
Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Mass
Puffer
Ayer
Waltham
Officers Installed D G RB B J a Peter Hutch Michael
Report on newly installed officers including D G RB, B J A, Peter Hutch and Michael O in a ceremonial lineup. Details are sparse but indicate a formal installation event for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. RB
Peter Hutch
Michael
Family gathers in perilous voyage described in old clipping
A fragment recounts a family gathering aboard a barge during a snowbound voyage near Clifton with 46 members aboard. The text mentions a future family meeting about a year later and a Christ event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Clifton B. T
Souvenir Dollars Offer Gold Dollars at Three Dollars
Gold dollars priced at 3 dollars each are offered as souvenir items with limited appeal to collectors and visitors, adding a small historic note to a local event.
Obscure Memo Notes Departures and Names
Fragmentary notes list individuals such as Herbert G. Lucy and Temple with unclear roles, hinting at personnel changes or appointments. The text references Parmenter and incomplete phrases about leaving a position or station, suggesting a brief internal notice.
Quick Time Headgear Response From Hudson Boys
A brief item notes a response to a call about a modern head gear made by Hose 1 and 4. The Hudson boys may soon wear the up-to-date head gear in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Boys
Visit From Choir A Mil Leaves Methodist Church Director Post
A Mil, who has just left the position as director of the Methodist church choir, steps away after serving in the post for several years. The changing leadership affects the church music program and its upcoming services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mil
Methodist Church Choir
Sev
Spelling Dispute In Roadside Association Tale
Conductor Frank McNiff and the Been Tea associates on the road express willingness to affirm the story if the word is spelled dear. A small spelling change is proposed to test the truth of the adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McNiff
Been Tea Associates
Sermon List and Young People Notes Read at Local Church
Fragments show sermon dates and topics given by Rev. L W with references to Jesus and sacrifice. Includes mentions of “Three Wonderful Years” and “Young People” maxims for 1904 along with scattered titles and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Church
L. W
Jesus
Heman
Pictor
Bee
Aston Sap
Abraham Poln
West Acton Society Notes and Local Socials
West Acton reports Nellie Sullivan visiting Worcester last week. The W C T U met at Mrs Jane Bruce's home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Adelaide Rideout of Lunenburg visits her brother W O Holden. Winona Rebekah Lodge to install newly elected officers on the 20th. The series continues with a talk on The American Isthmian Canal illustrated by stereopticon at Grand Army hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Teele
Nellie Sullivan
Worcester
Jane Bruce
Adelaide Rideout
Lunenberg
W. O. Holden
Winona Rebekah Lod
Francis Ine
American Isthmian Canal
Grand Army Hall
Win
West Acton Local brief mentions Ashburn Crosby Gold Medal flour
Local item notes Ashburn Crosby and Gold Medal flour in Concord context with scattered fragments about a hitonet and a bevel term, indicating a brief community notice or advertisement reading like a product reference in West Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
ashburn-Crosby
Concord
Saved From Terrible Death Family Notes Mrs Bobbitt
The family of Mrs. M. L. Bobbitt of is grateful for a narrow escape from a terrible death. Relatives report she survived a perilous incident with minimal injuries and is recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Bobbitt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Concord Junction
Maynard
Elec
Nason St
South Acton
Keith Plumbing Co
the ‘Universalist Church
H. EB. Clough
Acton Centre
Christmas Tree
Cuituarny
Herbert G. Lucy
Temple
Parmenter
Fm Fail
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